Automated SPE Sample Preparation for GLP‑1 Analogs from Plasma
This basic method provides the core methodology for translating a workflow into OneLab-executable script(s) as an attempt to fully or semi-automate a specific procedure. It demonstrates the benefits of automation and highlights OneLab capabilities and best practices to promote solution adoption, helping transition from manual to a more automated approach. It can be used alone or serves as a building block for a more complex workflow and is easily adaptable to users' requirements.
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Waters Corporation
Version 1, 22 May 2026 at 6:02 PM
This method describes an automated SPE workflow for preparing five GLP‑1 analogs from rat plasma using Andrew+ and Extraction+. It provides reproducible recovery, low matrix effects, and reduced hands‑on time, supporting efficient and traceable LC‑MS/MS bioanalysis.
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This basic method provides the core methodology for translating a workflow into OneLab-executable script(s) as an attempt to fully or semi-automate a specific procedure. It demonstrates the benefits of automation and highlights OneLab capabilities and best practices to promote solution adoption, helping transition from manual to a more automated approach. It can be used alone or serves as a building block for a more complex workflow and is easily adaptable to users' requirements.
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GLP‑1 Analogs Extraction from Plasma
Sample pre-treatment, extraction and dilution
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Waters Corporation
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